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André Bloch (1893 - 1948) French mathematician perhaps best known for Bloch's theorem on holomorphic disks (not to be confused with Felix Bloch's theorem on eigenfunctions of periodic particle wavefunctions).
In 1914, André Bloch briefly served in the French Army during World War I. Three years later, Bloch killed three relatives and was confined to a mental institution. From there he collaborated by mail with important mathematicians such as Jacques Hadamard and George Pólya. In 1948, Bloch was awarded the Becquerel Prize.
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Cross-references: George Pólya, Jacques Hadamard, periodic, eigenfunctions, holomorphic, Bloch's theorem
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| AMS MSC: | 01A55 (History and biography :: History of mathematics and mathematicians :: 19th century) | | | 01A60 (History and biography :: History of mathematics and mathematicians :: 20th century) |
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